Cimber joins me on the podcast to chat about opportunities for faith and opportunities to make Christ known in our daily lives. She reminds us of the hope we have in Christ, even in 2020, and encourages us to share that hope with others. As this year comes to a close, I hope the Holy Spirit uses our conversation to guide reflection on the Lord’s faithfulness this past year. A little bit about the guest: Cimber is an author, speaker, college ministry director, and guac enthusiast based out of East Texas. She considers discipleship to be her calling, but dessert to be her pastime. She spends her days ministering to young women, discipling and teaching young adults, eating and traveling, binge-watching shows about eating and traveling, and running (because of all the eating). Her debut book, twenty something, celebrates stories of faith, fun, freedom, and the discovery so synonymous with the decade of our twenties. Support the podcast through Patreon Join our mailing list Check out our website Resources: Twenty Something by Cimber Cummings Cimber is re-reading her own book, watching The Crown, and listening to Maverick City Christmas.  She is being refreshed by Texas weather and being outside. Noteworthy quotes: “I think the Lord really entrusted us with a lot of opportunities for faith in this season because it was so abnormal.” 5:37 “When we enter into a life with Christ it does require daily provision and us constantly coming back to Him.“ 6:49 “In a world that’s constantly calling us to be more and more and more, Christ calls us to, actually, be less.” 21:37 “In our twenties, so often, we’re more consumed with the end game and the end result and the goal, but I think God’s a lot more concerned with the path that we’re taking and the journey that we’re on.” 26:36 Questions for consideration: With the end of the year approaching, what opportunities for faith have you had in 2020? Where have you seen the Lord’s faithfulness and how has He sustained you? --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/waterwithlemon/support